Jeremy Kosky > Clifford Chance LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Clifford Chance LLP‘s private wealth and asset management disputes practice has a vast array of experience in advising clients on high-value and complex disputes which frequently involve multiple jurisdictions, both onshore and offshore. It has leading practitioners in London, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific, and is well-placed to handle cross-border disputes. In addition, it is frequently advising trustees and clients on sanctions and regulatory-related risks. Practice head Jeremy Kosky ‘brings immense experience to the space making the firm a select choice for the very biggest matters’. Maxine Mossman has extensive trust disputes experience in England, Jersey, Guernsey, the Cayman Islands, and the British Virgin Islands, and she is experienced in advising both trustees and high-net-worth individuals. Laura Hasson acts for a variety of clients, including financial institutions, sovereign wealth funds, corporates, trustees, protectors, and beneficiaries. Nicole Buncher has recently moved to the firm’s Dubai office.

Clifford Chance LLP remains at the forefront of corporate defence work, particularly in the class action space. A go-to practice for aviation sector disputes in particular, the team also specialises in disputes stemming from share purchase agreements and joint ventures across a number of industries. Jeremy Kosky leads the firm’s commercial litigation group, handling disputes spanning multiple jurisdictions, including offshore, while Helen Carty – who heads the London litigation team – specialises in financial disputes. ‘Utterly brilliant’ litigator Julian Acratopulo boasts particular expertise in the aviation sector. Focusing on contentious M&A matters, ‘seasoned litigator and excellent tactician’ Maxine Mossman often plays a leading role in group litigation. Chris Yates is a go-to figure for securities litigation under s90/90A FSMA, while Kelwin Nicholls handles fraud and shareholder claims. Matthew Scully is regularly called upon for post-M&A and shareholder disputes, while Claire Freeman boasts an active cross-border litigation practice. James Cranston is another name to note.